TAT HUI FOODS PTE LTD

Membership No.

9-0251-12-000-00

Profile

Incorporated in Singapore in 1986, Tat Hui Foods Pte Ltd is a leading manufacturer of instant noodles with its global brands ? Koka, Sanwa and Yoodles ? being exported to over 40 countries in Europe, North America, Middle East, Canada, Asia and the Oceania.

The company?s goal has always been to provide top quality food products and best value to our customers around the world. As a result of our commitment over the years to continuous improvement and innovation, we have achieved the following certifications:
? Quality Management ISO2000 (since 1999) ? HACCP Food Safety System (since 2002)

? BRC Global Standard Food Safety System (since 2005) ? Asia Star 2005 Packaging Award

? Healthier Choice from HPB (Since 2005) ? SIFST 2009 Food Product Innovation Award (Koka Purple Wheat Noodles)

? SIFST 2009 Food Product Merit Award (Koka Black Pepper Non-Fried Noodles)

? Finalist of IUFoST Global Food Award 2010 (Koka Purple Wheat Noodles)

Organisation's Commitments Toward Sustainability

How will your organisation promote the RSPO internally and to other stakeholders?

As we are exporter of consumer goods in more than 40 countries, the RSPO will be the newest inclusion in our profile and all our customers will be aware on this certification.

Where relevant, what processes is the organisation establishing to engage with interested parties, for example to resolve conflict or to use sustainably produced palm oil?

By trying to maximize uses of oil in our ingredients. We will have RSPO awareness campaign................................

Where relevant, how will your organisation work towards implementing the RSPO Principles and Criteria or assessing supplier performance against these criteria?

The implementation will be via communication campaign for awareness for all concerned parties..........................................

Any other information that would support the application such as what your organisation hopes to gain from joining RSPO and how it would support RSPO?

This is our means of supporting the environment and by properly using our natural resources..................................

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